Good Riddance to Peter Kilfoyle.

DOES MY BUM LOOK BIG IN THIS?

He's standing down at last, thank goodness and about time too. I have to be honest I don't know how he got away with it for nineteen years. Certainly the reports that we get back on a regular basis from the Walton constituency was that Peter Kilfoyle was the invisible member of Parliament who's sarcasm and condescending attitude to any serious question, from a Walton constituent reached new heights of ridiculousness.

Wasn't it mentioned recently somewhere that the Walton constituency had the highest level of unemployment or people claiming job seekers allowance, something along them lines in the entire country. That is the lasting legacy of Kilfoyle and his pathetic excuse for a political party. Indeed failure on every count in Walton and Kilfoyle played his part in this.That's why the Labour Party are going to get booted out hopefully at the next General Election.

The other plus side to him "shuffling" (that's all he can manage) off into the sunset is that all of us may be spared reading the weekly rantings from him in the Anfield Walton comic. I wonder if the next Labour donkey wheeled out to stand in Walton for the General Election will also have such a fascination with the flat earth society as it did for Kilfoyle. This remains to be seen, but no doubt we will find out in due course.

Good riddance Kilfoyle, enjoy your time in Australia. Apparently they have the largest population of poisonous snakes to be found anywhere on the inhabited planet. This being the case, you should fit in their nicely and immediately feel right at home.

Aborigines Accept Australia's Apology

The Australian Prime Minister has offered a formal apology for mistreatment of Aborigines in the past. Kevin Rudd's apology was accepted
Kevin Rudd told the country's parliament that past policies of assimilation, under which Aborigine children were taken from their families to be brought up in white households, were a stain on the nation's soul.

"Today, the parliament has come together to right a great wrong," Mr Rudd said.
"We apologise for the laws and policies of successive parliaments and governments that have inflicted profound grief, suffering and loss on these our fellow Australians."

COMMENT.

Today's article is not a local one but taken from the opposite end of the earth In Australia.
Many of the politicians, Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dems in Britain constantly harp on about the policies of the BNP. Always their comments are exaggerated and blown out of proportion as regards the BNP always putting British people and British interests first, before anyone else.

The parallel between us as a "British native" nation and the Aboriginal example is evident for everyone to see. The taking of children from Aborigine parents was clearly an outrage and wrong and does not apply to us, but all of us as native British born on these Isles are getting treated exactly the same way by our Government today as the Aborigines are getting treated. We have millions of "non native" flooding into the country changing the demographics of this country like a whirlwind and for the worse.

I wonder if it will take two centuries for the Labour or Conservative Governments of the future to make this apology "We apologise for the laws and policies of successive parliaments and governments that have inflicted profound grief, suffering and loss on these our fellow Australians." to future British citizens....I wont hold my breath.

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